The fourth episode of the program The last of us It premiered on HBO last night, and the series continues to find new fans. According to HBO, viewership for “Please Hold My Hand” was 17.5 million, up 17% from the previous week. This figure is also 60% higher than the series premiere. What all this means is that The last of us Not only does it retain viewers, positive word of mouth helps the show gain a much larger audience with each passing week. HBO figures are “based on Nielsen and first-party data.”
It will be interesting to see how viewership numbers are affected by the fifth episode of the show! Unlike the first four episodes, Episode 5 will be released on a Friday, in order to avoid conflicts with the Super Bowl on Sunday. This could spread viewership a bit more, rather than concentrate it all in one day. No matter when viewers decide to watch the episode, we’ll likely see some big numbers again.
While the viewership numbers for The last of us Impressive it was, which isn’t entirely surprising, given the high praise the series has received. The third episode in particular has been described as one of the best episodes of television ever made, with Nick Offerman’s performance receiving high praise. It remains to be seen if the rest of the show’s first season will hit the mark, but it’s clear the show is off to a very strong start.
The last of us It closely follows the story from the original PlayStation 3 game. So far, Episode 3 has featured the most significant deviations from the source material, but in a way that seems to have worked for the show’s audience. There is a lot of difficulty adapting a beloved video game, and there have been a number of failures over the past three decades. Part of that struggle comes down to knowing when to stay true to the source material, and when to do something differently. Fortunately, HBO seems to have found the perfect combination for The last of us!
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